MoneyMeadow

What's New in 1.1 Thank you for the first week of MoneyMeadow. This update is mostly about trust: wherever two screens disagreed, or a message told you something that wasn't quite true, we've put it right. New - Choose which wallet receives your partner's share when they settle up, set on the shared expense itself. MoneyMeadow remembers your choice for each payment wallet, and Settlement History now shows which wallet a settle-up credited. Improved - The "How you're doing" card on your Overview no longer shows a daily and a weekly figure that contradict each other. - Before you join a partner's household, the app explains what it means — which wallets move across, what stays as it is, and what your partner will see. - If your pay period can't be worked out, the app says so and offers to try again, instead of quietly assuming everyone is paid on the 25th. Fixed - Early payday, throughout. When you confirm your pay arrived early, Insights now covers exactly the right pay cycles, the savings percentage matches the chart beside it, approving a bill counts against the cycle you are actually in, and the salary-or-bonus guess uses your real cycles. - Deleting a bonus income now takes the bonus back off your budget. If you had shared a bonus across your categories and then edited one of those budgets, the extra amount stayed added on permanently — and nothing in the app could remove it. - Your budget counts each franc once. Spreading a refund, gift or reimbursement across your categories no longer leaves that money in your monthly income as well, so Planned and "left to spend" tell the truth. - Saving something with no signal no longer leaves your two spending figures disagreeing. The category totals updated while the overall total quietly did not, so the Budget tab could show less spent than you really had. - Looking back at a past period shows the budget you actually had for it, including any bonus money you added. - History keeps up with you. Adding, editing and deleting now update the list straight away instead of looking as though nothing happened — and a delete that can't be completed says so and puts the entry back. - Delete messages say what will really happen. Removing an income explains the amount leaves your wallet; a shared expense you have already settled offers to undo the settle-up; and "Bills Coming Up" asks before it removes anything. - A weak connection no longer makes your History look empty. Your transactions stay on screen while the app tries again, and it tells you if it genuinely can't reach them. - Settling up confirms as soon as the payment goes through, and your partner is always told — the message can no longer go missing. - Invite codes work for their full 24 hours, and an invite now survives your partner tapping "Sign In". - A payment scheduled once no longer describes itself as a monthly bill in "Bills Coming Up". - Confirmation messages appear in full and stay long enough to read. - The month arrows on the date picker always move one month at a time. - Budget alerts reach the budgets the app actually creates, and match the Budget tab.